Incidence inhalational allergies relating to allergological diagnosis.

Inhalant allergens are the most significant reasons of allergic diseases. Background: The study of representation of common inhalant allergens about patients of allergologic ambulance in Hradec Králové and the incidence of allergic diseases and related aeroallergens. Methods: Notation of positive answer of prick testing to common inhalant allergens and monitoring of diagnosis. A total of 561 patients underwent prick testing in the last two years. The group created 384 women (68 %) and 177 men (32 %). The mean age of group was 35,5 years. Results: The prevalence rates for inhalant alergen groups were: pollens (84,8 %), dust mites (44,4 %), animal allergens (42,1 %) and molds (35,8 %). Men responded more sensitive to pollen and mites, women for animal allergens and molds. The prevalence rates for allergic diseases were: nasal allergy (86,3 %), conjunctivitis (69,2 %), bronchial asthma (50,3 %) and dermal allergy (30,5 %). In the female population was found statistically significant difference in the incidence of conjunctivitis, dermal allergies (both p 0,05) and bronchial asthma (p 0,01). Polysensitization was very common, with 81,1 % of all sensitizing patients positive to more than one allergen. Conclusions: Pollen allergens are the most significant allergens which implicate allergic response,..